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DICKSON, Barrister, Soil.
J 4 ♦ after of Supreme, Court, Notary Public
Conveyancer, Coramiestoner. ,4:c.. Diose' to
Loan.
Office in .n,lnson'a Bleak, Exeter,
ltlrcl"EADDEN,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, etc,,.
EX1 TER, - • ONT;
Office Ratnwell'*Block (haws old office:)
DENTAL.
f^1 CA.RTWRIGHT, L. D. S,,
Has opened dental room over
O'NEIL'S BANE where lie will be
propsared�to extractteetxtarithout
pain. ,AU opera ons performed with command
skits. Gold fittings a speciafit'y- O$ioe thouza.
9 a, to: to. 5p m. Ominous MODEaaT$. Toluca
Caen.
H'KINSMAN ,DFb4TIST.L.D.S
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without
MEDICAL
? ItU TZ, M. D.,
QfticeathiarGIkdonoe Exeter.
-IRYihT(31 aaAD1TATI; UHL
VERSITV Trinity Cotlegp. 'Member of
CollaRephyataianaaad eurteeonr f)n.,. ,attl-
oe.$irkton,
I;.RYNDMAN.-•COBONJR k'UR
thoCauntyof Hawn. t/ftlae, opposite
r.z.Carltng'a a ore ,Exeter
1; y, BAOWNING M. D., U. (;
,tr • P.tl,GraduateViatorie.Un vera y, c
aadlrelidence,non.:ntooLeboratoiv Exeter.
rt R. J. A. ROLLINS, M.O. r
0. Of11oe, Main St.Exeter.Ont. Besides
oehoneereoentlY oecnpied by Y, MaPhtlllpa,
TE1tI1+lA1tY.
r
t ERNENT & TENNENT, Veteri,.
nary Surgeons. Graduates or the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toren
o.atavoop cued an 0 o
forthe tem tment at all
Domestic Animals, On
11L..inPtreet teter. Ca11a
from a die ^^ '•""�'tanceepronliit'y
attended to=- Medicine for horses Cattle,sta
always on band;
AXIOTIONEER8.
ENl Y EMBER, Lioeused Auo-
tioneor for Ray, Stephen, anti drip iAta
vray;Tewuabipa. SalesaanduCted acme
rates. Otfce--At Poat-OtfieO,Crediton. Ont.
OHN GILL, A.uotioneer for the
Townships of Ftopllen, Hay and Veberna
and the Village of Exeter. All Males protnutli'
attene. anal satisfaction
guarnntved. Salol
MONEY TO LOAN...
t Jet
"HEW TQ THE LINE, LET TUE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
VOL, XIII., NO. 5.
EXETER; ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT'.R 24, 1885..
‘T -VST ...✓ I «. .,iD -
Petty's Choice Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Lard Cracked.
Wheat and Rolled Oats, Oranges and Lemons,
T G. A. U"S ' T.DM,A., T'
FANSON'S BLOO1
The only Tbarlvy's R. C Food. Only 10o. per ib., or 58 per etat..
RDUCAno.NAL. jExeter Butcher Shop
USINESS GOLLEE 1 R. DAVIS,
1K
oOsiMIPTI0N WH
WOODSTOCK COIIEQE,
W00DSTOCK, ONT.
The College has been thoroughly roman -
iced, and placed is tho handset it moat able
staff of Teachers (including two who have
been Principals of simiiar and aucoe.Mtul
tnstitattioua). COMM) most r)torough and
grrsctieut. Fees very moderate.
For full inferutation address-
N, WQI,VERTON,R,A,,Principsl,
Woodstock College,
RTY liDsT
TARM FOR S&LR. IN STEPHEN,
Lot?:o5,in 4th 0ou0eaeion. 100 agree.
For partiatilers apply to
11, V. FLi.10T,
Solicitor, &o.,
Exeter
4th Feb., 3882.
Al W' FOR SLE OR TO RENT,
The nndereigood tell offer tor Palo or to
reutberate to Auction, OR the Ube! October t 2 n cloak P.
iom.Lots d and 4,1,. R.
Phan. near Omit' d 1nud S:i aceat land
.
alaaggfat sates and betters, 2 maria 4 and 6
Yeara old. S horses 4 And S yearn old. werronted
aouutt. The land wUlbe sold coat—hoe at 0 per
sent.
it required,
JOHN REITH, Pro rtetor,
7tIPkeP,U.
320 ,Gores for Sato
riot sourIERNSEANITODUA-"Tlte Garden
of our Great North -:Vest. +:
South halt of Section *5, Township 2. Range
12, oonrprhting390 aeres,f irimedlatety adlotning
Crystal City, and an tl'e line of the ALanitoba
and Southwoeta,rn RX. (tire Co'y being now no,
gotlating for right of way through, this holt
section.) Taose desirous a! seeming a roll
Arst miss Hamesteadin an excoptimothy ggoo,l
nofghborhood, convenient to market, tattoo ,
churches. tic., would do well to apply without
detay. Title p erfeet, tieing a. Patent Deed trete
the (rown, and without encumbrauea,
NELL L VIN ONE:
1 G T .
5
Owner. Mitchell, Ont.
Brok-
1 j ON E Y TO LOAN ON RE+`ALES'
S,CL tato tortheHuron tt Erie L.oan't' Say.
toggs8ogiety. Law ratesoftntereei. Apply to
john Speakman .Exeter •ii 'r
NONErLD 4
OAN AT AND
OQ .GULINE.--Cement for
en Articles. Sold everywhere.
Solo Makers,-IIAY BROS.. Stockport
England. -»
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
poraeu .^!
t caording totems. Private
muds, Apply to
13 , � ,FLLIOT ,
Auguet15,'85 ' Solicitor, Exeter,
1'.,\SL1iANCi:,
\T J. CLARIC, Agent for the Us -
IA • borne ant 'll1�+tUbbort dntual FireIneur
mica dampen) , ontdouce-3rd Con., Uabcrrre
Orders loam wilt Exeter P. 0., pr•omptl4 at-
tended to.
:TORN 11IoDO,NELL, ISSUER OF
CY MARRIAGE LI3T.)NS1:s.
oPrIe3IN anises'« moon.
Also agent for the London Mutual In stir
Company of Canada, MoroantileInsurance Co
-Capital :.5500,000.00 Head Office Waterloo:
Ont. Glasgow & London Insurance Coy-Cap-
ital
oy-Ca -
ita132,500.000 ; tread Office, Montreal ; Stand -
and Lilo Insurance Co., Head Office, London
England : duarauteo R: Accident Co. Head
Office, Toronto.
JOHN McDONELL Exeter.
Ktg, S COMPOUND OF LIN-
FIIFD, Aniseed„ Penoxa,Squill To1u, tko
with Chlorodvne.
FAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent
o%110004,ant for Cougba and Cefds.
irAY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs
and Colds, is equally sorvieablo; for
horses mule attlo.
ELY'S TIC PILLS, a specific iu
I', euralgia Pace -oho Ste.
NT J. CLARK. COMMISSIONER
1.� • intiro0ourtotCommonPleas-Deeds,
tVials, Mortgages, i,oasos,andalltorms otag-
reetnents drawn and executed uocording to
law.
llosEr To LOAN ONnEAL ESTATE. Parties
wishing to borrow money on account of re-
con tpurchases ofiand,or topay off existing
mortgages will find a great saving by giving
me a 0411, Oan tend money ate and el per
cont. accordingtoterms.
N.J.CLARN.
HE WATERLOO 11IT7`lUAL' f ! �1�
.L FIRE INSURANCGCO. LovEL71
s
Eatablrshed in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This comy.auv has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation in Western On-
tario,andcontinues to insure against.oss or
damage
b Fsre,Buildings ,Merchandise,Man-
abos And all other pe ty. Intends g ins rersshave f it t
leprohe
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System .
During the past ten years tbis Company
has issued 57,090 Policies. covering property
to the amount of $40,872,088 ; and paid in loss-
es alone $700,752,00
.A.ssetS, $176,100.00, consisting of Cash
ntlank, GovernmentDeposit, and the unaes•
mod
m Notes bandana.
4 , WALSN \D. Presidet0. TAYLOR
Secretary. J.E. Hoanos,Inopector. CHAS.
SHELL, Agent for Exeter and vicinity.
i MPORTAN T NOTICES.
ntcr1:nia1 IiwI
Y
The Direr Route from the West for all
pointe in NewBrunswick, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward Island, Cape .Breton
and Newfoundland.
All the popular sea bathing, fishing and
pleasure resorts of Canada are along this rine
Pullman cars leaving Montreal os Mon-
day. Wednesday, and Prfday ran through to
Halifax. and on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day to St. John, N.B., wtshont change.
Close connections made at Pointe Levis with
the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu
and Ontario Navigation Company' s Steamers
from Montreal, and at Levis withthe North
Shore Railway.
Elegant first-olass Pullman, Buffet and
Smoking Cars on all through, trains.
First-class Refreshment Rooms at conveni-
ent
onveni-
ent distanoes.
IMPORTERS IND EXPORTERS
will find it advantageous to use this route as
it is the quickest in point oft8m e, and the rates
are as low as by any other:
Through freight is forwarded by fast special
trains and experienee has proved the Inter -
colonial route to be the quickest for European
freight to and from all points in Canada and
the Western States,
Tickets may bo obtained and also informa-
tion about the route and about freight and
passenger rates from
ROBERT B. MOODI.E,
Western Ti roight & Passenger Agent
09 Eossin House Block, York St., Toronto
D. POTTING B,
Chief Superintendent.
Beltway Orrice, Moncton, N. B:, If ay 14,'85-Iy:
SAY ALL VTR LADIES WHO SEE
hie. JDEAMIN'C'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS;
Without a doubt they are the most becoming
styles ever introduced. Ladios,for something
in very fine style, such as the Langtry and
Parisian Bangs, Saratoga Wares, Switches,
Puffs, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike.J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
Whore he will. supply all your wants in the
Hair Line,
CENTRAL
DRUC STORE
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on.
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. LUTZ.
B to er 14 General Dealer
TiT, xnt»a or-
Cgttoutereetlpplierl TUESDAYS, THUS,
DAYS Aso SATURDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
01a1VE PROMPT ATTENTION..
WB1,TC$ZS,
Clads Junky!
p Ilia MS
Has completed his stock et
Watches, Clocks & Jewelery
For the Fall Trade.
Everybody invited to go in 0-nd inspect his
stock whether Sou purchase or not.
IMMENSE BARGAINS FOR CASH
In train & Silver alfatefles,t
Flatedware, Jewok,, y, &ea
A large variety to choago eras, and go'trouble
to Shaw you our stook.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
rte" Stand opposite Jn,. Pickard's, Mitt.
street, Exeter.
The Zurich Sltow.
Too Hey township agrioniturat so-
a'ety held their fail show In the village
of Zurich, on Tuetttlay anti Wednas.
day. The day was clear and Id,
anti a Large crowd present. 1t was
very successful, there being $180
taken et the gate ; ars merest«, 1)11.
last year. Ali departments were well
filled, and the prizes justly awarded.
We oannat partioular'ze, owing to the
fair being held but a few hours before
publication. The foot ball match
between Zurich and Crediton clubs
resulted in a draw. Following are
the successful exhibitors:
DRAUGHT HORSES. --Brood mare
w th foal, Franora Coleman, Robert
Ferguson, Fual, Francis Coleman,
Robt. Ferguson, 2nd end 3rd; Year-
ling colt, Wrn. Stnilie; Year old geld-
ing, Francis Coleman; Two year old
colt, Francis Colemau; Two year old
gelding, Thos. Shaptou, J. Nichel-
sen; Two year old filly, Francis Cole-
man; Span of horses in harness and
wagon, E. Gies,
AGRICULTURAL HORSES. — Brood
mare and foal, J. McKay & Son, A.
Monteith; Foal, J. Roedder, 3. Mo-
I{ay & Son, A. Monteith; Yearling
colt, Leonard Hunter, R. Nicholson;
Year old Gelding, E. Gies, Henry
Bower; Two year old colt, Leonard
Hunter: Two year old Gelding, A.
Monteith, A. Wolper, A. Forsyth ;
Year old filly, A. Monteith, J. Mo-
Eay & Son, Wm. Reith; Two year
old Silly, A. Geiger, 3.1 Cooper, E.
Gies; Span` horses in harness and
wagon, Thos. Bissett, sr., Hy. Bower;
John Crawford.
CARRIAGE HORSES. -Brood mare and
foal, Jae. Logan, A. McBeth,J Taylor;
Foal, W. B. McLean, A. Geiger, Hy.
Wnrm; Yearling Colt, R. McLaren;
Year old gelding, Chris Schoch; Two
year old gelding, John Taylor, Henry
Wurw, 2nd and Srd; Year old Filly,
J. McKay & Son, A. Ingram, A.
Johnston; Two year old filly, J. B.
Geiger, A. Walper; Span horses in
harness and carriage, Thos. 'Bissett,
er., Geo. Hueter, J, Ruby; Buggy
horse in harness and boggy, Bissett
Bros., N. Forsyth, A. Forsyth.
DURHAM CATTLE. ---Mil ell cow, S.
Rennie, John Welker, Win. Glenn ;
Two year old heifer, Win. Glenn;
Heifer calf, S. Racuie, Wm. Reith,
Wm. Glenn; Bnll calt, Wm Reitb,
Robt. McAllister.
Any Other Breed. --Milch cow,
Jacob Roedder, John Sheritt, R. O'-
Brien; Heifer calf, A. Ingram, A. Mo-
Ewen, 2nd and 3rd; Bull calf, A. NIc:
L+' wen; Yearling heifer; Jacob Roed-
der, let, 2nd and 3rd; Two, year old
heifer, Jacob Readder, John Sheritt,
It: O'Brien; Pair 2 year old steers, J.
Ruby, Jacob Roedder, R, O'Brien;
Pair 1 year old steers, E. O'Brien J.
Roedder; Fat cow or heifer, R. O'-
Brien, Robert Arlin, 8. Bannie; `Fat
JOflbt WRITE * `SON
Publishers *ad Proprietors
ox or steer, 3. Nicholson, let and 2d.
Snaar.—Long Wool, --aged ram,
3. & G, Penbnle; Yearling ram, J.
14 G, 1'eahale; Raul lamb, J, 14 G.
Peuhsle, ist and 2nd; Pair ewes,
having reined Jambe in 1885, J. 4 G.
Penhale, let, 2nd and 3rd; Pair ewe
Iambs, J. 4 G. Penhales
Fine Woo SbAged ram, Jiia,
Cooper, A. MoEwen; Ram lawb, Jaa,
Cooper, lst and 2nd; Pair ewes hav-
tog raised terabit in 1865, Jas, Cooper,
8. Bennis; Par Yearling; ewes, Jae.
Cooper, 8, Rennie; Pair ewe ln,ngby,.
Sas. Cooper, S. Rennie.
Large Breed Pigs. —Aged boar
Joe IladRof},
Berkshire Piga ---.Aged boar, S.
Rennie; Aged sow, S. Bantle, let
and 2u4; Spring sow, .1. & (*.Nubile,
ist & 20d..
Suffolk Piga,-.-.Aged boar, Geo,
Blewers, rat & 2iid; Agad sow, Geo.
Brewers, lst & 2nd; Spring boar Wm.
Wilson, Goo, Blewere; Spring sow,
Geo. Blowers, let & 2ntl.
Ilea messes. -•-Gang plow, .1.. in.
gram; Double iron harrows, John.
Deiolted, L. Thiel; Lumber wagon,
patent Arm, F. Hese; Carriage, Fred.
Hese;
Open t
p Buggy, John Weatoh;
Covered buggy, Fred Hese, 1st ttw tad;
Porttaud cutter, Fred. Hess; Set
Were shoes, fiuishbd for ate from the
hammer only, D. Bissett, John Wes-•
lobfl.
nant,—T,vo bushels white fall
wheat, A. Johnston, Robt. MaAllsater,
F. Coleman; Two buehets red fall
wheat, Henry Warm, Henry Vol1#ud,
John Taylor; Two bushels Fife spring'
wheat, R. MoANierer, R. O'Brian, A.
Johnston; Two bushels Rpt ing wheat,
any other variety than Fife, D. Mo.
Ewen, Aleft. Ingram, Jas. Troyer;
One barrel of flour, John Williawe;
Two baehele two rowed barley, Win.
Wilson; Two butlteis six rowed bar-
ley, D.:IloEweil, John Taylor, Jacob
Roedder; Two bushels btaok cote.
Ja. eta
A. A
.hal lis Two bushels common
white oats, A. Ingram, A. Juhaston,
A..il10Enom Two busbela of white
oats, any other variety, A.. Johustott,
Wes. Bell; Two bushels large white
Losses
Robt MoAltister, A. Jobneton,
A. MoEweu; Two bushels ,blank eye
marrowfat peas, Robt. McAllister;
Half bushel timothy seed, A. Me
-
E wen, Wut. 'Bell, Wm. MoEweu;
HORTICULTURAL. PRODUCTS --001•
lection of apples valued, not leas than
five of each variety, not lase than ton
varieties, one' half fall and oue half
whiter, E. Gies, Aaron Keroller, Jos.
Diller; Four named varieties of fall
apples, 5 of each variety, Jos. Wiles,
J. B. Geiger, Wm. Bell; Four named
varieties of winter apples, 5 of each
variety, Toa. Wiles, 3. B, Geiger,
Aaron Kercber; Five apples, Northern
Spies, Fred. Schrader; Five apples,
Baldwins, Peter Douglas, Aarot, Ker
cher; Five apples, Rhode Island
Greeniuge, Chris. Oswold, Mrs. Jas.
Fannon; Five apples, Spissenburg,
Aarou Karcher, J. B. Geiger; Five
apples, Newton pippin, Henry Cook,
A. McEwen; Five snow apples, Geo.
Nicholson, Yenry Hayrook; Flee fall
pears, Henry Cook, Jos, Wilet; Five
winter pears, John Williams, Henry
Koehler; Twelve peaohee,. J. Ruby,
Henry Cook; Five golden russets, E,
Gies, Jos. Broderiok; Six bunches of
grapes. J. Ruby, P. Hanob; Best col-
lection grapes, Jos. Diller, A. Geiger;
Twelve prunes, J. fts Geiger, Jos.
Wiles; Named collection of plums,
six of each, J. B. Geiger, D. Wiles;
Twelve red crab apples,. Isaac Martin,
E. Gies; Twelve yellow arab apples,
Jos. Wiles, D. MoEwen.
Extia.—Germau plume, Henry
Lippert.
GARDEN VEGETABLES. --One half
bushel Early or Law hose Potatoes.
E. Gies, A. Geiger, Geo. Nioholson;
Half bushel WhiteElephaut Potatoes,
Wm. Broderick,Voelker, A. 111oE wen;
Half bushel any other variety, Wm.
Broderick, G. Nicholson J. B. Geiger,
Peck white beans, A,. McEwen, D.
Is'IaEweu; Twelve ears yellow corn,
J. Be Geiger, Ieaao Martin; Six eare
sweet corn, Jos. Broderick, G. Mier,
Twelve large onions,. R. O'Brien,
Wm. Broderick;: Twelve white field
carrots Robt. McAllister, Jos. Diller;
Twelve red field carrots, A. Johnston,
G. Nicholson;; Six red garden carrots,
Aaron Keroher, Justus Mellook;
Twelve Swedish turnips, Jos Wile,,
Eienry` Hayrook; Six yellow mangle
wurtsels A. Monteith, Henry Hay
rock; Six red mangle wartsels, R.
O'Brien, A. Monteith; Pumpkin,
Wm. Wilson, H, K"ehler Squash,
A. Johnston, G. Nicholson; Three
water melons, C. Oswold, J. Ruby;
Three musk melons, A. Geiger, Jos.
Diller; Three heads of cabbage Jos.
Voellrer, S. Sebitch; Six blood beets,
Aaron, Keroher; Six rooted beets,
Henry Cook, Jos. Broderick; Peck
tomatoes, A. Johnston, Aaron Ker -
cher; Citrons, G. Nicholson, 3. Roed-
ding ; Six black Spanish radishee,
H. Hayrook, A. Geiger; Six white
radishes A. Geiger, 5. Alellook; Two
Meade cauliflower, Peter Wagner, let
and
,, Justus.oeddin Collection f flowers, Wm.Ba
.1?tztra.----Squseh, Sunflower, D. S,
Facet; eau plums, Geo. Rose.
DoaikSTio MANUBBCTURBS,-Tell yds.
fulled cloth, G. Nicholion, A John.
stop ; Ten ysrds satinett, A. John.
eton ; Ten yards home.ntade white
flannel, all roil. Martha Nott, A.
Johnston ; Ten yards hotue-rumde
white flannel, cotton and wool, Mary
bioEwen, Dunoan MoEwen; Tan yds.
home.msde colored flannel, cotton
and wool, S, Rannia, A Johoetou; Pair
blankets, R. MuMlieter, Diary McEw.
tin ; Pete ren'e BRlworttil pegged
4001, Justus Roedding ; Pa#r men's
dress shoes or gaiters,, sewed by hand,
Justus Roedding; Pair ladies' calf
boots, sewed or pegged, Justus Roods
ding; Pound home made white wool
yarn, Iitariba Noll, Mary AlcEweo-
Extres for domestic, tuauufactures.
--Ladies' Abase, Justus Bosddiag
Pair blanket*, A, Johnston; Leather,
J. Ruby ; Cessofinsecte, Peter Nadi,
Lams' Weak,--Crotobet quilt, 3.
Wiles; Crewel work, Mary MoEweu,
Urs. J. Faasatt ; Tufted quilt, Dun
can MoEweu, Jas. Lippert; Knitted
quilt, G, Nicholsou, Wert. Persona;
Berlin wool wreath, A. Johnstan,Mra.
3, F#usou ; Log entitle quilt, Mary
MoEweo, Martha Nett; Petolted quilt,
Mary MoEweo, Wm. Bell; Quilt,
sawed on ground work Henry Voltaud,
Wm. Jennieon; Horn••tnede coverlet,
Win. Broderick, Daum MoEweo;
Home-made rnat,Mary WEwer, Win,
Mol3wen; Five or mare ver=ls b *me.
made Crag carpet, Mies Cook, A. John.
eton; Painting on velvet, Wru. Reith,
Mies Nott; Berlin wool work, Mary
1lob;wen, Wm, Reith ; Blrlin wool
pillow ouestion, S. Bionic; Crotchet
work, Miss N at, Win. Bell;; Alum
1 basket, Jars. J. Fanson; Wreath of.
feathers, Med Nutt, G. Nicholson;
Braiding on cotton, Mary MoEwen;
Miss Nott; Braiding on dress, Wm..
r
NIoLttven, Duncan :1io;Etven; Card
board work, A, Jotittetnrr. Mary Me -
Ewen; Sofa cushion, Mira Nott, A.
Johnston; liontton. iaoe,A. Johustun,
Mary MoEweu; Knitted labs: curtain,
Peter Douglas; Motto in Berlin w.ol.
A lfaE wen, Mats Nett; Loather w.irk,
Miss Nott, Chas. Brill; Leather work
on Frame, Mrs. 3. Fanson; Comb
work, Peter Douglas; Cushion toilet,
Mise \Tort, Glary Mohlwen; Lamp mat,
Peter Douglas, Mist Nott; Cross
work, Airs. J. Fanenn; Bead work,
A. Johustou, G. Nicholson; Shell
work, Miss Nott, .Are. 5. Fanson.
Chetnise, 'Win. Bell, Mary MaEweu;
Gent'a dress shirt, Mary Me Ewert,
Dunoan 1foEtren; Tattin;, Mies
Nati, Dunoan .McEwen; Embroidery
in silk, Wm. Bell, Mary McEwen ;
Embroidery in muslin, Mrs, J. Fan -
eon, Mary itioEwen; Wool etookinga,
Mary McEwen, Heury Cook; Cotton
stockings, Miss Nott, Wm. Dell;Kntt
ted wool mitt., Miss Nott, fury Mc-
Ewen; Knitted wool aooks, Mary Mc
Etvon, Ise and 2nd; Knitted straw for
hate, A. Johnston; Bonnet, Airs Balt,
D. S. Faust; Paper basket, H. Weil,
G. Nicholson.
Extras for ladies' work.—.Berlin
wool wreath, Henry Cook; Everlasting
Bonquet, Henry Cook; Wax work,
Peter Douglass; Case stuffed birds,
Mrs.. J. Fanson; Print tidy, A. Geiger;
Crazy quilt, A. Geiger, Tinsel work,
Wm. Reith; Twine bracket, A. John.
stow; Brush painting, Wrn. Reith ;
Embroidery in Flannel, Wm. Rei:11;
Berlin wool slippers, A. Johueton;
Embroidery in silk, Mrs. J. Fanson;
Oil painting, Wm. Reith; Fan tidy,
J. Nicholson; French basket, S. Ren-
nie; Crazy cushion, 8. Rennie; Crazy
tidy, Wm. Reith ; Lamp mat, Wm.
Ranh; Cushion toilet. Mrs. J. Fein
eon; Flose work, A. Johnston; Crotch-
et work, Wm. Bell; L see work, Mary
McEwen fiend Hemming, Mary
MoEwen; Pillow slips„ Jar. Lippert;
Crotchet shawl, S. Ronnie; Pillow
shams, John Consit; Crotchet work,
Mrs. J. Fanson; Knitted pillow shams,
Henry Volland; Colored yarn, A,
Johnston; Fancy shirt, A. Johnston;
Patched cotton quilt, Mrs. J. Fanson;
Patched quilt, Jos. Wiles; Whisk
holder, Mary MoEwen; Ravelled that,
Louie Beaker.
DAIRY PRonbca.-50 lbs. salt but-
ter in tub, Jas. Lippert,Rota. Bell,
Wm. Bell; 6 lbs. fresh butter, Robt.
McAllister, Jas. Lippert, Wm. Bell;
10 lbs. butter eufficiently salted for
table use, Wm. Bell, Robt. McAllis-
ter, Robt. Bell; Not less than 15•1bs.
home-made cheese,.Wra. Parsons, R.
Bell, Isaac Martin;5 lbs. honey in
Dumb, Chris. Oswold, Jos. Diller ;
Strained honey, Chris. Oswold, Geo.
Hess; Loaf home-made bread, Wm.
Bell, Duncan McEwen; Loaf bakery
bread, Chas, Brill.
Pair ducks any other Breed, 3. Had..
+na. Jae. Troyer; Pair geese, Henry
0rtwaioe, S. Ronnie; Pan Black
Spanish. Rory Bower, Jas, Broder-
ick; Collection pigeons, J. J. Roed-
ding, 1st. and 2n4;Colleotion Rabbits,.
N. Deiohert ; Pair Guinan Fowls, H.
Tolland, 1st and 20d; Pair Leghorn',
PI. Cook. Wm. Broderiok; Pair of
1 er-
ick; Brown W.
Leghorn', Geo Hesr,
Extras, --.-.Pair Black Rook, N.
Deiellert; White Bantams, R. O'Brien;
L. Thiel was awarded extra prize
for e. hand -roads bicycle.
Robt. Braswell, was awarded extra,.
for octal stove, parlor does, cooking
Sion and furniture.
J'npcalts.—Grttin: A, Blouse, Zuricb;
John bi'oNevila, Kippen; Henry J.
Schmidt, Ramberg« Fruit ; John
.Allison, Exeter; Wm. S. Wilson,W.
Turnbull, Brewster. Garden Vega.
taller : Wm. Turnbull, Brewster;
John Allison, Exeter; Wm. Wilson.
Dalry Produce ; Henry Either, Creat-
ion ; R. Bontllron, Hensen ; E. A.
Axle, Blake. Domaatio Manufactures
Sane as for dairy produce. Ladies"
work, Mies R. Ball. Hassall, Mrs, D.
Wok, Heosali; Mre. D. Fauet,Znriob..
Sheep and L igft,—Thos. 8ha0o0,
Exetot; James ,betty, Heneall; Rohl,
Charters, Tookereiuith. Cattle. -0,
Walker, Daniel Helton, John Ketch.
or. Rorees:mA. 'Young, Seafartb;
Wm. Dockson, Broaefie,d; D. Morn.
tosh, Brtloefield; John `Templeton.
it -tearing,
The farmer* have *bons completed
!1111 seeding, and be,iues• in she TO --
cage ie getting a little brisker. Our
merchants.are fully prepared for the
srntumn aratle,baving a complete "took
of geode adapted to the wants of their
customers. : The building business
has never been brisker in this place
then this cotton. The unaabsr of
braidings erected and their cost I will
trend you iu my next. Our skating.
rink is nearly completed, and is $'isal
inlprovenieei on the old sus. It will,
as regerds strength and comfort, be
equally as good as any in the comity.
Ou the west side there ie at *tend for
spectator,i, from which they eau view
the ekatere without standing on the
leer McArtllur's, raw black is nearly
finiebed. Part of it is oaoupied by
Mr, usury as a boot end shoe shop,
and Mr. Kelly, aur enterprisingjew•
eler, will shortly move into the other
part.
7
ho Rodgseti
Ito
Presbyterian
u
otugregatiou have ooncludegtbat they
much have s new church, and have
decided to build one iu Hensel' next
summer. The Metliodi.tt church is
being (talars;ed, it having bsea too
small to acoomtmlttato the present
congregation.
BlnnsIt: tat: Council,
The regular meeting of the Council
teas held on Mruday, 7tb inst. All
the member' presoue except (louuoil-
Ior Speariu.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and confirmed,
T)1o9, Elliott reported that the
covering, on the Fioh. Creek bridge
on the base line, was nearly worn
through. Ile was iustruoted by the
Board to proceed to cover it eight feet.
wide with two inch hemlock plank.
Mr. l.. Boma again appealed to the
Board for something to be done to the
bridge on the read leading to his
place. The committee which was
formerly appointed, viz.: Messrs.
Dinsmore and Hudson, were again
instructed to attend to the :natter.
By-law No. 127' to prohibit certain
animals from running at ?urge on
towuline between Blansbard and
liiddulph, was read and passed.
The following orders were then
issued and signed by the Reeve: M.
Sinolare $85, for grading; C. Skion
$8.33, gravel; E. Oamerou 50cte.,
rep. Flat Creek bridge; A. Lomond:
42, rep, culvert; F. Young $2.501
work done an the W. B.; Wm. More
fit $2.50, ditch on 12th oon.; Jas.
Lenkia $8.60, bridge and culvert;,
S. Moore $G, proping bridge on R.11.
A. J. Fairb.sirn $3.50, rep. culvert;
Thos. Elliott $6.25, culverts on 4th
con.; Win. Rundle $23.80, gravel;
Thos. E111ett $25, graveling; Thos.
Elliott $3&,75, oulverta and grading;
A. Smith $3, three days' work on
15th eon.; Jno. Howard $9.40, grey -
4E; 8. Riddle $25, rep. bridge on S.
B.; C. Morish $1, graveling; Ruth
Richie $7; lelre. Foster $4; Geo.
Wilkinson $3, charities.
The Council then adjourue 1, to
meet on the first Monday in October,
al 10t a, in.
POULTRY. -Hamburg hens, G. Holtz-
man, 1st and 2nd; Pair Muscovy
ducks, Jos. Hodson, Hem)* Dumart;
Pair Rouen ducks, Henry Lippert;
S. CLARE, Clerk.
a,a`.4
Winnipeg, Sept. 19.—The Gov--
ernor-General went to the end of
the line on the Manitr•ba & Nortb-
western Railway, about nine miles
west of Minuedosa, and witnessed
the operation of traok laying, which
is being performed at the rate of it
mile and a half per day. Lord Line.
downs was much interested in the
performance of this worst. to was
accompanied by the Lieutenant GJv-
eruor of Manitoba, the tnsmber.l of
the Provincial Government, and bit
suite, Some of the directors and
chief officers of the railway were also
present. His Excellency expressed
himseif as greatly pleased with the
country through which this railway
rune.